Everything prepared together
Keep master audio, cover artwork, track details, credits, dates, territories, and destination choices in one release record.
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OxtuneRelease music
Release your music without the release-day chaos.
Prepare your single, EP, or album in one clear workflow and deliver it to Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube Music, Amazon Music, Deezer, TIDAL, and more.
Oxtune release
Ready for the world
Destinations
55+
Territories
Worldwide
Workflow
One dashboard
Reporting
Clear insights
Release preparationComplete
Audio, artwork, metadata, territories, and delivery settings managed together.
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Singles, EPs, and albums
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55+ eligible music services
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Review before store delivery
The essentials
A release starts before the upload button.
A professional digital release depends on complete audio, artwork, credits, dates, rights information, territories, and service selections. When those pieces are ready before upload, the distribution process becomes easier to review and less vulnerable to preventable delays.
Oxtune guides the release through one connected setup. You choose the release type, add tracks and contributors, set the schedule and destinations, confirm your authority to distribute the content, and review the information that music services will receive.
Once the release is delivered, your dashboard becomes the place to follow its status and understand the performance and royalty reports that arrive from services over time. The same account that launches the release helps you read what happened next.
Why artists choose Oxtune
Distribution built around the release—not the paperwork.
Major and regional destinations
Select from 55+ music services, including the platforms that shape global listening and discovery.
A reviewable submission
See release readiness clearly and correct important details before they become part of the delivery.
Post-release visibility
Return to the dashboard to follow status, performance signals, and royalty reporting connected to your catalog.
How it works
A clearer path from finished track to live release.
Finish the creative assets
Use the final mastered audio and approved cover artwork—not temporary files or unfinished versions.
Complete the metadata
Enter consistent release titles, artist names, track details, contributors, language, and content information.
Plan the launch
Select territories, eligible music services, and a date that gives review and store processing room.
Submit and monitor
Confirm your rights, send the release for review, address any issues, and follow delivery from the dashboard.
Release checklist
Your pre-upload release kit.
Collecting these items before starting the form makes the upload faster and helps keep the release information consistent across every selected destination.
Final mastered audio files
Approved square cover artwork
Exact single, EP, or album title
Primary and featured artist names
Songwriter, producer, and contributor credits
Explicit-content and language information
Release date, territories, and service choices
Rights and permissions for all submitted content
Questions, answered
What artists should know
How do I release music on Spotify and Apple Music?
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Prepare the final audio, artwork, artist and contributor information, release date, territories, and rights details, then submit the release through a distributor such as Oxtune. The distributor reviews the information and delivers it to the selected eligible services.
What do I need before uploading a song?
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You should have a final master, store-ready cover artwork, confirmed artist and contributor credits, song and release titles, language and content details, a planned date, territory choices, and the rights to distribute every part of the release.
Can I choose where my release is delivered?
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Yes. Oxtune lets you select eligible music services and territories during release setup. Availability and requirements can differ between destinations.
Can I edit a release after submitting it?
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Some information may be editable before final delivery, while changes after delivery can require an update process and additional store processing. Reviewing everything carefully before submission is the safest approach.
Why should I upload before my planned release day?
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An earlier submission leaves room for review, corrections, and store processing. Delivery times vary, so a rushed upload creates more risk around a fixed release date.
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